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Any suggestions on good storage would be sooo much appreciated..i have about 50 plus bottles of making memories paints...but want them where they are easily viewed by color...so i don't have to keep digging through a tote..
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mine are in a drawer. names written on lids. i sort them in this order.
white, skin tones,yellow,light green to dark.same w/ blue. light orange,orange. into reds.
light browns into browns. same w/ grays into blacks.
this systen works very well for me
If the cap unscrews you could put a dab of paint on it and, once it is thoroughly dried, store it in a drawer in whatever way makes sense for you (I like gayla/snowcountry311's order ... hi friend!). I've done this with Stickles and Liquid Pearls ... requires patience for thorough drying.
__________________ Jo Anna mom of 4 (Amanda 15, Erin 13, Daniel 7 and Zoee 5) James 1:2 Consider it pure joy...the testing of your faith develops perseverance. "It happens in a blink....."
I use a large spinning rack I picked up at M's - have the colors in ROYGBIV and then black - brown - white, makes it easy to see the colors and get to them
have a good one
Gerry
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I use a large spinning rack I picked up at M's - have the colors in ROYGBIV and then black - brown - white, makes it easy to see the colors and get to them
have a good one
Gerry
the spinning rack sounds good...i haven't seen that at mikes....who makes it..??
__________________ Jo Anna mom of 4 (Amanda 15, Erin 13, Daniel 7 and Zoee 5) James 1:2 Consider it pure joy...the testing of your faith develops perseverance. "It happens in a blink....."
the spinning rack sounds good...i haven't seen that at mikes....who makes it..??
I saw one in the Lakeside Collection catalog (considered getting it but my room isn't set-up yet and I might not want to use a flat surface vs. a drawer.) Here's a link:
Also (I bought them but my paints were - and still are - packed so I haven't tried it), JetMax makes a clear drawer insert designed to hold acrylic paints (like the 2-oz. FolkArt bottles which m/b a different shape than Making Memories).
I don't have too many paints so I think the insert will work for me (I really just want a layer protection in case of leaks before I store them in one of my Jetmax cubes.)
I saw one in the Lakeside Collection catalog (considered getting it but my room isn't set-up yet and I might not want to use a flat surface vs. a drawer.) Here's a link:
Also (I bought them but my paints were - and still are - packed so I haven't tried it), JetMax makes a clear drawer insert designed to hold acrylic paints (like the 2-oz. FolkArt bottles which m/b a different shape than Making Memories).
I don't have too many paints so I think the insert will work for me (I really just want a layer protection in case of leaks before I store them in one of my Jetmax cubes.)
this is just what i need...thanks sooo much for posting...i like have things up where i can see them...then i will use them more...otherwise they just sit in the drawer...
__________________ Jo Anna mom of 4 (Amanda 15, Erin 13, Daniel 7 and Zoee 5) James 1:2 Consider it pure joy...the testing of your faith develops perseverance. "It happens in a blink....."
this is just what i need...thanks sooo much for posting...i like have things up where i can see them...then i will use them more...otherwise they just sit in the drawer...
YW ... I too usually like things in plain sight but I don't use my paints enough to justify the desktop (or floor) space the revolving thing would take. My workspace is long (matching 5-foot and 4-foot desks) but narrow (I think 28-inches and a good deal of it is in front of a window I don't want blocked.)
Gayla ... I can't find a link to everything but I can find links to lots of things